Hi,everyone.
I have an nginx 0.6.31 server running an web forum using php+mysql
system. In nginx, I pass php requests to apache2, while apache listen
in 127.0.0.1:81. It works well.
Now I wanna to setting https in my server. I already bought a cer
file, working fine in my apache 2 server.
So, my question is, should I using nginx as https server listen 443,
or just using apache 2 to listen 443 and processing https request?
Considering cert file compatibility and server performance?
I just want my users using https when they are logging into my site,
so it will not have large traffic.
And another question, will cert file using in Apache still works well
with nginx?
Thank you very much~!
On Sun, Jul 20, 2008 at 07:19:15PM +0800, baalchina wrote:
so it will not have large traffic.
in a similar situation (nginx infront of apache and fairly little https
traffic) i have apache listening directly on the external ip on 443. on
heavily loaded sites one would probably benefit from putting nginx
infont of apache and talking http to apache (it would decrease the
lifetime of apache threads/processes).
Hi,
On Son 20.07.2008 19:19, baalchina wrote:
Hi,everyone.
some suggestions from me.
I have an nginx 0.6.31 server running an web forum using php+mysql
system. In nginx, I pass php requests to apache2, while apache listen
in 127.0.0.1:81. It works well.
First you should move to php-fm (http://php-fpm.anight.org/)
Now I wanna to setting https in my server. I already bought a cer
file, working fine in my apache 2 server.
So, my question is, should I using nginx as https server listen 443, or
just using apache 2 to listen 443 and processing https request?
Considering cert file compatibility and server performance?
I just want my users using https when they are logging into my site, so
it will not have large traffic.
Second you should use nginx for 443 and forward the phprequests do
php-fm.
And another question, will cert file using in Apache still works well
with nginx?
Afaik, yes it works.
Your welcome
Aleks